Sentences with phrase «set shelter policy»

MOAS is solely responsible for running the shelter and relies on a volunteer Board of Directors to set shelter policy and to raise necessary funds.

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The mayor's announcement comes just after the City Council unveiled a report and a package of legislation aimed at reforming the city's Fair Share policies, which provide a set of guidelines and require public outreach before the city sites «challenging facilities,» including homeless shelters.

Homeless residents of Dutchess County's only emergency shelter will join community and faith leaders to protest the shelter's new harsh policies, just one day before the policies are set to go into effect.

From 2004 to 2006, Ms. Knaan served as a city commissioner on the Board of Commissioners that manages and sets policy for the Department of Animal Services, the agency responsible for Los Angeles» six city animal shelters.

I am also sympathetic to people working in rescues and shelters who have to come up with a general set of policies or guidelines for adoption, even though there might wind up being «exceptions» to the rule.

Some public animal shelters around the world euthanize animals that are not adopted within a set period of time (usually 1 to 2 weeks); others have a policy of only putting down animals that are in distress due to age or illness.

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Animal control shelters, including those operated by private humane societies, are sometimes forced to use narrower criteria for assessing adoptability than private shelters because their mandate is set by government statutes, ordinances, regulations and policies rather than by a mission statement.

Sponsors only have 24 hours to get the cats from the shelter, and the shelter is not required to hold the cats longer than required by the set policy.

Many of the goals and policies outlined here relate to a set of topics that are commonly known as «shelter access» [2] issues.

Considering these issues and shared interests, we outline here a set of goals and policy statements, for both public and private animal shelters, which represent positions that the ASPCA affirmatively supports.

Spay and neuter became an important part of shelter operations and pet adoption, with the ASPCA instituting a mandatory sterilization - before - adoption policy in 1972, one that would set a standard at most shelters across the country.